Comments on: Zooomr’s Stand on Censorship http://blog.zooomr.com/2007/06/13/zooomrs-stand-on-censorship/ Join us as we discuss Photo Sharing, Social Networks, and more! Sun, 08 Nov 2009 00:16:17 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.1 By: äåìîíòàæ çäàíèé http://blog.zooomr.com/2007/06/13/zooomrs-stand-on-censorship/#comment-153025 äåìîíòàæ çäàíèé Sun, 23 Aug 2009 10:05:56 +0000 http://blog.zooomr.com/2007/06/13/zooomrs-stand-on-censorship/#comment-153025 <strong>äåìîíòàæ çäàíèé...</strong> äåìîíòàæ çäàíèé... äåìîíòàæ çäàíèé…

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]]> By: flickr und YouTube lernen Deutsch | GREATsolution http://blog.zooomr.com/2007/06/13/zooomrs-stand-on-censorship/#comment-136141 flickr und YouTube lernen Deutsch | GREATsolution Sat, 11 Jul 2009 19:14:59 +0000 http://blog.zooomr.com/2007/06/13/zooomrs-stand-on-censorship/#comment-136141 [...] Zooomr, da diese 2 Personen Gesellschaft als Reaktion auf das flickr Verhalten offenkundig keine Zensur für Deutschland [...] […] Zooomr, da diese 2 Personen Gesellschaft als Reaktion auf das flickr Verhalten offenkundig keine Zensur für Deutschland […]

]]> By: Zooomr - Aproveitar o que Flickr e Yahoo já não querem! - 2.0 WEBMANIA - Portugal, a Web 2.0, o Mundo e a Internet http://blog.zooomr.com/2007/06/13/zooomrs-stand-on-censorship/#comment-133473 Zooomr - Aproveitar o que Flickr e Yahoo já não querem! - 2.0 WEBMANIA - Portugal, a Web 2.0, o Mundo e a Internet Wed, 15 Oct 2008 23:11:51 +0000 http://blog.zooomr.com/2007/06/13/zooomrs-stand-on-censorship/#comment-133473 [...] - O Flickr rejeitou a resolução dos accionistas relativamente à censura, o Zooomr poupou trabalho e adoptou-a integralmente; [...] […] - O Flickr rejeitou a resolução dos accionistas relativamente à censura, o Zooomr poupou trabalho e adoptou-a integralmente; […]

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]]> By: Flickr en ocho idiomas (Update 1) « Cynansy II http://blog.zooomr.com/2007/06/13/zooomrs-stand-on-censorship/#comment-128491 Flickr en ocho idiomas (Update 1) « Cynansy II Thu, 13 Dec 2007 20:44:48 +0000 http://blog.zooomr.com/2007/06/13/zooomrs-stand-on-censorship/#comment-128491 [...] pesar de los dolores de cabeza de su Mark III ya ofrece en 11 idiomas alojamiento de fotos… y el post de hoy de estos dos muchachos suena [...] […] pesar de los dolores de cabeza de su Mark III ya ofrece en 11 idiomas alojamiento de fotos… y el post de hoy de estos dos muchachos suena […]

]]> By: rvjrwdiodp http://blog.zooomr.com/2007/06/13/zooomrs-stand-on-censorship/#comment-105034 rvjrwdiodp Fri, 22 Jun 2007 03:11:58 +0000 http://blog.zooomr.com/2007/06/13/zooomrs-stand-on-censorship/#comment-105034 Hello! Good Site! Thanks you! myifanpbcvi Hello! Good Site! Thanks you! myifanpbcvi

]]> By: Joe http://blog.zooomr.com/2007/06/13/zooomrs-stand-on-censorship/#comment-103115 Joe Tue, 19 Jun 2007 19:04:47 +0000 http://blog.zooomr.com/2007/06/13/zooomrs-stand-on-censorship/#comment-103115 Interesting how Google's shareholders rejected a similar resolution last month. I don't see Thomas picking on them. Of course, he's not trying to lure visitors from Google's photo sharing site. :) Interesting how Google’s shareholders rejected a similar resolution last month. I don’t see Thomas picking on them. Of course, he’s not trying to lure visitors from Google’s photo sharing site. :)

]]> By: Sean McGee http://blog.zooomr.com/2007/06/13/zooomrs-stand-on-censorship/#comment-102963 Sean McGee Tue, 19 Jun 2007 15:16:49 +0000 http://blog.zooomr.com/2007/06/13/zooomrs-stand-on-censorship/#comment-102963 Tyroga said: "It’s not that IE does not work well with Zooomr, it’s that Zooomer does not work well with IE." Most developers develop for Firefox first and then tweak the IE bugs later. This is because, if you design for IE (esp. with all the CSS bugs IE has) it probably won't look right in Firefox. If a website works with Firefox, Opera, Safari and other browsers, but doesn't work with IE, it is a problem that needs to be worked around by the developer...eventually. But don't blame the developer for the crappyness of Internet Explorer. *gag* I haven't used IE for web surfing for more than 2 years now, and I DO NOT miss it. (Disclaimer: I only use IE for design testing purposes only.) Get a clue...Get Firefox. Tyroga said: “It’s not that IE does not work well with Zooomr, it’s that Zooomer does not work well with IE.”

Most developers develop for Firefox first and then tweak the IE bugs later. This is because, if you design for IE (esp. with all the CSS bugs IE has) it probably won’t look right in Firefox.

If a website works with Firefox, Opera, Safari and other browsers, but doesn’t work with IE, it is a problem that needs to be worked around by the developer…eventually.

But don’t blame the developer for the crappyness of Internet Explorer. *gag* I haven’t used IE for web surfing for more than 2 years now, and I DO NOT miss it. (Disclaimer: I only use IE for design testing purposes only.)

Get a clue…Get Firefox.

]]> By: Tyroga http://blog.zooomr.com/2007/06/13/zooomrs-stand-on-censorship/#comment-102453 Tyroga Tue, 19 Jun 2007 03:34:31 +0000 http://blog.zooomr.com/2007/06/13/zooomrs-stand-on-censorship/#comment-102453 # Carol said on 15 Jun 2007 at 2:40 pm: "In regard to sign-up for accounts on Zooomr, do not use Internet Explorer. If on Windows, use Firefox and the sign-up process will go more smoothly. For, whatever reason, IE does not work well with Zooomr." It's not that IE does not work well with Zooomr, it's that Zooomer does not work well with IE. And if this is the case, the developer should ensure that the product works on all platforms, esp the one that has at least and 87% share of the market. # Carol said on 15 Jun 2007 at 2:40 pm:

“In regard to sign-up for accounts on Zooomr, do not use Internet Explorer. If on Windows, use Firefox and the sign-up process will go more smoothly. For, whatever reason, IE does not work well with Zooomr.”

It’s not that IE does not work well with Zooomr, it’s that Zooomer does not work well with IE. And if this is the case, the developer should ensure that the product works on all platforms, esp the one that has at least and 87% share of the market.

]]> By: Jacob http://blog.zooomr.com/2007/06/13/zooomrs-stand-on-censorship/#comment-102094 Jacob Mon, 18 Jun 2007 17:50:04 +0000 http://blog.zooomr.com/2007/06/13/zooomrs-stand-on-censorship/#comment-102094 I guess my question is, why would a parent or whole district go to the trouble of installing an app. like net-nanny just to use one site, or in this case, community. I thin the answer most districts would go to is say, "Just use Flickr, there is no issue." The distinction, I would like to make, and pardon me if I am repeating myself is the uncontrollable or forewarned section that advertises images that in my mind are demeaning and inappropriate for a middle school setting. I understand that the images have the right to be displayed, but if they are being put in sections where access is not restricted then this is not a safe community for children, or educators. There are many other similar communities, and I fear that is where they will move. This is unfortunate, as none of those communities are as full featured or rich despite, and not because of this issue. I guess I am having a difficult time understanding why this is an issue. The technology exists to keep the objectionable content from being advertised on the "Everyone's Photos" link, and having it appear down there will only push more people away. I guess my question is, why would a parent or whole district go to the trouble of installing an app. like net-nanny just to use one site, or in this case, community. I thin the answer most districts would go to is say, “Just use Flickr, there is no issue.” The distinction, I would like to make, and pardon me if I am repeating myself is the uncontrollable or forewarned section that advertises images that in my mind are demeaning and inappropriate for a middle school setting. I understand that the images have the right to be displayed, but if they are being put in sections where access is not restricted then this is not a safe community for children, or educators. There are many other similar communities, and I fear that is where they will move. This is unfortunate, as none of those communities are as full featured or rich despite, and not because of this issue. I guess I am having a difficult time understanding why this is an issue. The technology exists to keep the objectionable content from being advertised on the “Everyone’s Photos” link, and having it appear down there will only push more people away.

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